May 29, 2008 | West Virginia Metro
If you think you're paying dearly for the price of fuel, West Virginia's 55 county school systems are facing major cuts just to keep their school buses running.
Plane Crash in Hampshire County
The Federal Aviation Administration and National Transportation Safety Board is investigating a plane crash in Hampshire County that left one man injured.
Fort Ashby man arrested in Internet predator sting
A 26-year-old Fort Ashby man was arrested early Sunday on charges of solicitation of a minor via the computer following a sting operation by the Hampshire County Sheriff's Office.
Hampshire offered sewer plant to deal with water issues
Sunrise Development Co. has offered its package sewer plant to county officials to help resolve some of Hampshire County's sewer inadequacies.
Mineral County Commission challenger asks for vote recount
Roger Leatherman, who missed the Republican nomination for Mineral County Commission by only two votes, has requested a recount.
Commission on the Arts grants: who gets how much
The way the state funds the arts has shifted in recent years as arts groups that used to bring their dreams to a cultural agency for possible small-dollar funding now bring their pleas directly to their local ...
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Eleven Deer Test Positive for Chronic Wasting Disease in West Virginia County:
Test results have detected the Chronic Wasting Disease agent in a total of 11 white-tailed deer collected during the 2008 spring collections in Hampshire County, West Virginia, according to the West Virginia ...
Thirty-four people, most of them students, were transported to area hospitals Monday following two accidents - one in Mineral and the other in Hampshire County - both of which involved school buses. via Cumberland Times-News
32 students taken to Romney hospital
Thirty-two students of Hampshire High School were taken to Hampshire Memorial Hospital after their school bus collided with a small passenger vehicle near the entrance of the school Monday. via Cumberland Times-News
Hampshire buildings taking shape
“Basically, we are looking at a late July completion and we are coming in under budget”
Construction projects on schedule, within budget, commission chairman says Mona Ridder Construction of new facilities in Hampshire County, including the judicial building and the 911 center, is moving along on ... via Cumberland Times-News
Eleven more CWD-infected deer found in Hampshire County
“Landowner and hunter cooperation throughout this entire CWD surveillance effort in Hampshire County has been excellent”
Hampshire County remains an enigma to the West Virginia Division of Natural Resources in its campaign to track down and understand why Chronic Wasting Disease is haunting deer in that popular hunting region. via Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Hampshire revises dog barking ordinance
“It still has to be proven in court”
A provision that would have fined Hampshire County residents if their dog barked on more than five occasions within a five-day period is being dropped from a proposed barking dog ordinance. via Cumberland Times-News
Pets, livestock should receive rabies vaccine In the past few years, the number of reported rabies cases has been large enough that we should definitely be concerned when it comes to valuable livestock and ... via Register-herald.com
Town awaits fate of ex-governor's historic house
“There was not one bit of squeak when you walked up the stairs”
The years have not been kind to the outside of the 83-year-old house that Hazel Kump Burford is fighting to preserve. via Charleston Gazette
Rotary hosts visitors from African nation of Tunisia
“I am thinking of making a career in this field”
Visitors from the ancient world are paying a visit to the region this week hosted by Rotary clubs in Cumberland, Romney and Oakland. via Cumberland Times-News